Monthly Archives: June 2017

An armed British police officer patrols outside of Heathrow Airport in London, England. Scott Barbour/Getty Images At this point, it must be said: The victims of Islamic terror are being sacrificed because of the freedoms granted by Western democracies. If … Continue reading →

For now, though, Magenta is a playground of coders, and they are uploading their early results for each other’s perusal, often with a bracing dash of self-deprecation. “I know it’s a bit cheesy but I hope you enjoy,” writes user … Continue reading →

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Kevin McAllister, Chief Executive Officer of Boeing Commercial Airplanes (Credit: KING) In his first interview since taking over the top job at Boeing’s airliner business, Kevin McAllister reflects on time spent listening to employees on the factory floor to Boeing’s … Continue reading →

Through a seemingly endless parade of books, movies, documentaries, archival footage and photographs, World War II and its impact still seem so accessible even though its origins began over 75 years ago. Among the items on display at a new … Continue reading →

QUINCY — As Greg Mitts guides an aerial drone over farm fields he creates more than just pictures. He can provide farmers with detailed data that can locate bug infestations, plant diseases and harvest indicators. “We create a 3-D model … Continue reading →

Tim Olson and his daughter, Danielle, both of Elk Mound, Wis., at Menomonie Municipal Airport in front of the plane they spent years building together. A couple of days earlier, Danielle took her first solo flight in the plane on … Continue reading →